>> i worry too much about basketball things. >> have you ever seen any guns in the locker room? >> no. >> basically the team released a statement, i'm going into the investigation. that's basically our comment. >> reporter: that statement in hold reads, "the washington wizards take the situation and the ongoing investigation very seriously. we are continuing to cooperate fully with the proper authorities and the nba. and we'll have no further comment at this time." on christmas eve, the team released a statement, "the washington wizards have learned that gilbert arenas stored firearms in a locked container unloaded and without ammunition." the new york post claimed that it took place on christmas eve, the same day they confirmed that he had guns in his locker room. the team says that the latest incident couldn't have taken place that day because there were no game and no practice that day. and it took place before

practice. he has not played all year due to an injury. the two-year pro out of georgia tech was not on practice today. following a news conference earlier today. >> all i can say, there are a lot of rumors going on and the facts of there is some time and an investigation underway. but i can tell you there is a lot out there. >> reporter: they allow players to possess guns but not allowed to have them at league facilities. the guns hhad in his locker room were turned over after the allege incident. and dc, they have strict gun laws. police are looking into the possibility of the high-paid guard if he broke those laws of the gun possession. >> i just want to pick up, you said guns, plural? >> right. >> and he doesed a mitt that he

had the guns ad ought them into the verizon center because he didn't want to keep them at the house anymore with a new baby at the house and wanted to take them out of the house. he said he handed them over to the team security, but the fact that he actually had them there though could be a violation. that's why they are looking into it. >> the bullets shattered in the church as early this morning when they sat in the pews. >> we have a singing booth out there for them.

and they were kind of loud. >> so loud that they did not hear the gunfire at first. and six bullets, shattered the front window as mostly teenagers dug for cover. some may have thought it was a part of the tradition. >> every new year's eve, we have multiple discharge of the firearms and at midnight. and this shooting was not part of any celebration. >> police say that the shooter was aiming for the church. they believe they were right about here when they decided to turn and fire, clearly seeing lights on inside and hearing music. >> it appears that it was targeted because the lights were on inside the building. clearly anybody firing from that distance would know that there were people inside. >> fortunately, no one was hit by the gunfire and the pastor, even expresses sympathy for the shooter. >> this community has a lot of people with problems. and the biggest problem i

celebrating, probably messing with some type of chemical that was altered in their brain. >> and police have no suspects. fox 5 news. the shell casings found at the scene are from a .9 mm weapon. 202-729099, if you have any information, call the number. and he is 36-year-old, cornell blondon. finding him near the entrance and 7:00 yesterday. sources tell fox 5 the body was tied with duct tape and left near the edge of the wood. neighbors say it is a peaceful area. no details yet on the suspect. a year after the devastating fire killed six members of the dc fire fighting community are back in the community to remember the three children and three adults that lost their lives. they are back with more on tonight's visual. family, friends, city leaders, they are going to gather here

at the home to honor those who died one year ago with a candle light service. and about a year ago on new year's eve, the family had gathered here and they even sang karaoke, going to bed right around 6 a.m. an hour later that the fire broke out. today, the dc fire department focused on the neighborhoods close to where the fire broke out last new year. they even offered to install the detectors if needed. >> hey, get out of the house. >> reporter: dc fire chief, dennis rubin remembers that morning last new year's day very well. it's a call he'll never forget. >> when arrived, there was a person that the firefighters had worked on for an extended period of time, trying to revive them.

as one victim was rushed by ambulance. >> it was just wow, overwhelming to realize that, well, that day, we lost five souls. the next day, the sixth person, they passed away. it was just a horrible feeling. >> oscar and michelle wilson were able to break away and to get free. and six others inside the house, they were not as fortunate. the couple's son, nephew, father, and three extended faly members, they were killed. and yestday, the couple invited us over to talk about what had happened as the fire raced through their house. >> i'm just trying to say who had to say about that. >> reporter: oscar michelle say there were working smoke detectors on each level of the home. and that morning, they can't remember hearing them. >> they couldn't have been out there laying faceless.

i mean, we had fire plans, we went through all of that with our kids. >> reporter: firefighters are not sure if the wilson's smoke alarms were actually working that morning. but they know in most house fires that it is the smoke dedeck tor -- detector that saves lives. >> reporter: what happens when you have a working properly installed fire detector. is that it doubles for survival. >> reporter: all right, back out live northeast, you can see the home has been rebuilt. they have not moved in yet. they could be doing that within the next couple of months. by the way, they told me that they wanted to pass along their thanks to the entire dc community. and many people, they sent in money and a lot of that money, went to pay for the funeral cost that the district ended up taking the rest. and we'll have more for you coming up tonight at six. back to you. >> all right, matt, we'll see you then. an adult and four kids escaped from this fire in northwest this morning. investigators believe the space heater sitting too close to the bed started the flames on the second floor. they responded to summerset

place around 6 a.m. everyone was out of the home by the time firefighters arrived. clearly they relied on space heaters to heat the home because of problems with their furnace. >> and a good rule of thumb is to give space heaters space. that is usually adequate space to keep combustibles away. we don't necessarily like the space heaters in the first place. >> and the fire up to $150,000 in damage, the red cross, they are helping the family. >> president obama is reviewing the reports in that investigation in theso-called underwear bomber. e president and the first family are in vacation on hawaii as you know. mr. obama is spending the weekend looking over the preliminary reports. they failed to connect the dots and accused of trying to set up the bomb on the international flight set out there on detroit. planning to meet with the heads of the intelligence agency on tuesday. and they have followed the terror trail to the middle eastern country. they say it could be the next

afghan area or the safe haven for terrorists. they have a grown presence there. or al qaeda in the arabian peninsula says it is responsible for the christmas day bombing in the middle east that says they are working closely with the security issues to combat the threats. >> in all, you want to join to help them as they deal with the arabian peninsula i particular. >> they say the u.s. military for them and the forces had two terrorist training camp it is in the last couple of weeks. stopped forcing them to take out several senior leaders of the networks. >> we have new video of the suicide deck in pakistan. driving that car onto a volleyball field, setting off a huge explosion. 75 methamphetamine had died in this -- 7 people had died in this attack. they think it's a part of the campaign buying area as they continue to wave against them in afghanistan and pakistan.

while you're ringing in the new year, a local woman is giving birth new at five to meet this baby boy. are you planning on needing a little help here in the new year? if you will be going there, you ould know every calorie that is in a number of food items in a popular restaurant. hey, i know we didn't get a lot of sun sign today, but temperatures at least in the 40s. i hope you enjoyed it, once you get down there tonight, we won't be there for a while. a cold forecast is coming up. hang tight, fox 5 news at five is just getting started. 

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radio talk show host, they say that they did not have a heart attack. and the doctors, they can't figure out what caused the chest pains earlier this week. he was rushed to the hospital of hawaii where he is say kagsing -- vacationing. >> yesterday afternoon, yesterday morning, i had an angie owe gram and they found absolutely nothing wrong. it was a blessing. no arterial disease, no coronary disease whatsoever. >> he was released from the hospital today. an alexandria couple is ringing in the new year with a new addition.

the proud parents of the very first baby born in this region this new year's day. >> reporter: here he is, baby new year, 2010. >> and this is joseph elliott taylor. >> reporter: the little bundle of joy made his grand entrance into the world three minutes after midnight friday and at the know vie alexandria hospital. a welcome, but unexpected surprise for mom erin, and dad, james. >> we came in for a regular appointment to check on things. and then they decided to keep you here. >> he was due on january 19. so he was a little bit of a surprise. >> reporter: the alexandria couple had no idea that their baby was the first newborn in the region this new year. and the cameras and news conference, all a bit overwhelming. for the family, welcoming in little joseph with all this fanfare is quite a way to start 2010. >> and this is the best thing that i have done on new year's

eve. i don't know whether you would think that's true. >> this is pretty good news. >> reporter: even though he was born early, doctors say he is just fine. sleeping and eating well, the perfect baby new year. >> and that's wonderful. for feeling very, very blessed. >> reporter: joseph will soon go home to enjoy the nearly 3-year-old brother who is anxiously waiting to hear the bundle of joy his baby. cries of happy new year's from thousands of partiers in time square. freezing rain, tight security, whatever. didn't stop the celebration to watch the ball drop in new york. and tonight, we're going behind the scenes though to look at the khals of securing the nation's biggest party. and katherine, they got an exclusive access as the fbi at nypd work together to keep the massive crowds safe. here's the story you'll only see on fox.

>> it's the first time they have taken that through the process of taking the biggest new yeas eve process in the u.s. and the task force, and they were intelligence and they started off with their briefing with the team leaders. if you were doing to attack something, i want can you to think about when, where, and why you would attack that. we don't want to take that months to look around. look, and that's the greatest thing that you could do. >> the fbi and nypd working side-by-side. new york's finest, they had asked us as there were 600,000 cameras around the city to pinpoint the face of the potential suspect. >> and the preparation began six months ago. there are meetings and assessments as they come in and the plan evolved. with some of the most important work that will happen on the streets. >> they advised that as they needed to on 7th avenue between 4-8 to 4-9. >> reporter: last night, agents

sprung into action for them in the frozen zone where they were not allowed. they were later cleared. they interviewed them, determining that they were carrying iranian passports. they did have visas, running them down right now. >> reporter: the recent attempted terrorist attack on christmas day, fresh in everyone's minds, keeping officers here on high alert. >> people might be on edge due to the recent event. >> reporter: working hard to make sure the only thing still in time square that they needed to worry about was watching the ball dropped as they welcomed in the new year. in new york, fox news. a new year's day in pasadena, the tournament of the roses parade. and the floats, attracting thousands. people from across the country, they stake out the watch it had spots, camping out new year's day. straight through 2010. and this year marks the 121st year of the annual event.

miracle on the hudson. he served as grand marshal. and a nice weather out there for the rose bowl parade today. not a bad day here at home either. >> yeah, i hope everyone enjoyed it because things, they are certainly about to change. and mcgrady in the wther center with details on this one, gary? >> reporter: yes, i'm sure most of them sitting out there were complaining about it being too cold, too cold. it'll be real cold here. i hope you would spend a little time out here today in the 40s, even though that it did not feel as comfortable as some would like in the first day of the year. but a little bit of sunshine that helped in places. now look, we're going to get real cold for them t show you that there's a little bit of snow, upstream here. and we may actually see a little snow, blowing around. tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening as this cold air comes across, it can literally push the snow across the mountains and just kind of ring out a little moisture across us to provide a little snow activity. the coldest of the air is still lurking back out.

and as a matter of fact, as i look upstream. cleveland right now, 25 degrees. and pittsburgh is 24. so it will get very cold as this air begins to settle on in for us. again, we're not too worried about the accumulating snow. all that back out for western maryland and eastern south carolinas of west virginia. the winter warnings are in effect there. picking up as much as 5 to 10 inches of snow between tomorrow and into sunday morning, okay? and that's where all the heaviest of the snow will be in some of that could blow over the mountains and bring a little bit of the light flurry activities around here for the day tomorrow. temperatures, they are dropping 39 out there and 37. and right here in town, temperatures, they are right around 40 degrees. mostly cloudy through this evening. now, the coldest of the air is not going to get here this evening. arriving late overnight. 37 and 7:00, 34 at 9. and 32 at midnight. winds are only about 5 to 10.

not only will it be cold, but it will be very, very windy. we'll tell you why and maybe when we start a little warm up that's coming in your complete forecast. >> it has been nearly two weeks since the blizzard of '09. and some are still without power. more than 3,000 customers in southwest west virginia are waiting for the lights to come back on, 250 power customers lost power. even should have the power by the end of this week. >> and if you have made a new year's resolution, we're not the the only ones. revealing the strategies to keep it off for good. plus, change is on the dallas toll road that will cost you some change. stay with us. 

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resolution is to lose some weight next year. >> a few weeks, you know how it goes, falling back on their old habits. tell me about it. showing you how to get buff and stay buff. >> reporter: new year's parties are over. and now is getting in shape one of your resolutions? men and women's health, recomndationing committing to five weeks of exercise. >> they show that's the amount of time to make the habit. and after five weeks, you'll feel so much better and look better and make you want to stick with your plan all yearing long. >> reporter: accomplish your goal at home with inexpensive equipment. >> reporter: you can buy a swiss bowl out there for them at tart. and that will cost you 10 times that amount. but the truth is, you can do

almost any exercise on the bench. you can do it on the swiss ball. >> add dozens of exercise to your at-home regime with one set of dumbbells. that will cost about $20. >> reporter: a woman that is starting out, they might do the arm exercises or the lunges. and you can see your shoulders. >> reporter: stay committed to your plan by writing it down -fp -l >> reporter: commit to doing three to four days a week of exercising. that could be any activity that you like. just do it for three to four days a week. that's the real secret to achieving the body you want. if nay start now, you need to start now to look great in may and then you'll feel great all summer and you'll keep that. and it's momentum in once yo get it going, you'll stick with it all year long. >> reporter: for your shoppers in new york, brenda butler, fox news. >> reporter: this might help. the new year's means a makeover for restaurants. >> nutritional information to go front and center. but confined out there. >> if you think that they keep the injuries wounded warriors from taking part in their favorite sports, think again,

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some restaurants in montgomery county will be required to post that on their menu. here with more details, claudia? >> reporter: some folks said they will make healthier choices if they know exactly what's in the food they choose to eat. others say it doesn't matter.

if they want the fattening foods, they'll want to order the fattening foods. >> reporter: by next week, the menu at this area won't look anywhere like this they will have all of that for them and you will help them make better food choices. >> and yeah, i do. by saying this should have been happening in the first place, sure. yes, for you on the safe side out there. that's what's best. the high blood pressure on the high cholesterol source that is good. >> reporter: starting january 1, throughout montgomery county, restaurants with more than 20 national locations will be required by law to post nutritional information. and some popular restaurants like the silver diner, they already do that. even providing the healthy choices for them and the items. here, customers are split over whether it truly affects what they eat. >> and if you really look at the numbers and you see that you are adding what you're eating with

a lot of calories, you might want to stop that. i feel like they don't know what they are eating. >> i'm real happy right now. >> another restaurant is even taking a step further where they are offering complete nutritional analysis. and they are offering everything out there. and to live a little healthier for them. >> a spokesperson for the montgomery county says that they will be a little lenient with the restaurants at first. and allow them time to change their menus and to add all the appropriate information. brian, back to you. >> and if you live in dc, don't forget, your reusable bags the next time you go shopping which means for every new plastic paper bag you use which is

designed to cut that down to end up to cost you the river each year. >> reporter: in a way, i could understand that in the river. and i could understand that. but not since the bag which will add up especially with families. >> reporter: there the small pharmacy bags and the restaurant takeout. that goes towards all of them to begin with new laws on bands and smoking and tanning. a new law that protects them from the paparazzi. and they run them all down. >> what you did in 2009 might be illegal for them and dog racing

and tanning. and first, texting while driving. that makes 19 states, plus dc who bought it. and another six say if you talk on your cell phone in the car, it has to be hands free. and according to the american lung association, that makes 28 states and dc where it is banned in restaurants, nearly all of those bars too. the fact that it is happening here in north carolina that is huge because they are the country's largest tobacco producer. now to the west coast. california, they are the first stage in the nation to ban artificial transfat. there's a loophole, they still have a year to use it in cake batter. >> reporter: this one is for you, paris hilton and britney spears, making it easier to sue the media. who buy or sell a photo that was illegally obtained can face a penalty of up to $50,000. jennifer aniston was the force

mind the law telling them that photographers once charged her on the sidewalk which is just -- charged her just on the sidewalk which is not safe. dog walking is illegal in massachusetts. they will need to take their parents out there. and in louisiana and arkansas, they are banning the sale of lighters that have flashing lights, play music, or in the shape of cartoon characters. welcome to 2010. in washington, fox news. millions are waiting to see if they can still watch this week's bowl games on fox. they pulled back from the break today. and they are allowing programs to continue for time warner cable customers. they are threatening to force them to drop fox and 14 of their tiki stations. it could affect 6 million customers in places like new york, l.a., or orlando. major milestone for the u.s. troops in iraq. what happened last month since it had not happened nearly seven years ago. plus, serving ltes anding lingerie. and we'll take you from the

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hi, welcome to java divas. >> a coffee shop is creating quite a stir with nothing to do with the lattes. it has to do with thing lingeries. the servers that they are wearing. the new drive thru is already a hit. customers, especially men, they are enjoying the serving of the eye candy along with their cup of joe. >> wow, what did we just find? >> i'm not too naughty right now. just fun and exciting right now. >> reporter: the servers say that they have been getting about $100 in tips a day. the price of vodka is going up in russia. they set a minimum price

doubling for the cheapest bole. the reason is alcoholism. and in a major problem in russia, they found that they collapsed in 1991, drinking that caused more than half the deaths of the area for them. the president haddeclined that drinking problem and a fact on the nation's well being. do you have a pet? what would you do if someone told you you had to give it up? and this is maybe unconventional. but the owner says they have a good reason to define the law in the county. we'll explain. the end of the era in football. a coach with a legion of fans and the stronghold on history. hanging up the headsets. and you'll hear more from u.s. general david petraeus on what might be the newest front on the war of terror. ahead on the news at six. are you making it easier for bacteria

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a major milestone in iraq is the first month without the u.s. combat death in the country since seven years ago. military leaders say it shows the progress being made for the year, 149 u.s. troops, in iraq, that's the lowest numbers for them one year since the war began in 2003. >> one group helping the wounded warriors stay active through sports and to get up and get involved. as they show us right now, that is not just for fun. >> here is number one. >> reporter: judith played golf a little bit before losing both le had they were hit by that three years ago. and now they arembracing in an effort to stay active and strong. >> you need to move forward and to get out. you just need to try it. >> reporter: experts say that golf is a great sport for wounded warriors to start with as they bundle back. and thanks to the wounded warriors, the sports projects,

a division of the group that is called division sports u.s.a., these guys are not only learning tips to work around their injuries. >> that's as we follow through. >> reporter: after competing the series of classes and doing well in rehab, they also qualified to get a whole new set of $3,000ping golf clubs for free. to accommodate those injuries. >> it will cause them to see how they are swinging and not worrying about all going through and to help get them out there. they help out a lot. one of 16 sports that helps coordinate with chapters around the country, to help the wounded warriors stay active year round. and the group, they cover all kansass. and since 2003, they have helped more than 600 wounded warriors, excel at skiing, rock climbing, biking, and much more. when they have literally been blown up and they lost something, then they need something to help them to believe in themselves again. and to get back into life. and in sports, we can do that

with sports. is >> reporter: they are kayaking and white water boating in the organization. wounded warriors, they meet weekly at 25 sights around the country including th indoor facility so they could practice their sports year round. >> it's so fun that you actually forget it's therapeutic. >> recovering from traumatic brain and stress injuries as well as a variety of the injuries. this was so badly hurt that he could not hold the paddle when he first started kayaking. and rob brown had never been in a kayak before he lost a leg in iraq. >> it's more than an escape. and when i'm on the water, i could just forget about what's going on. >> reporter: he found that especially through amends to remind them of something they excelled out at. >> the adrenaline rush that we're so accustomed to down there and you take that and you put it into the kayak. and you know, it is you verses the water. >> reporter: they say sports have been so good for them that they hope other wounded

warriors who are not very active will make a new year's resolution to get involved in 2010. >> and definitely to get out there and to do it. to bring them to the point that, you know, they are able to continue on in a healthy lifestyle. and possibly live on that desert, generations. in maryland, jennifer davis, fox news. for more information on the activities and the wounded warrior projects, head to our website on wusa9.com to click on disabled click project. they decided to take a swim today. temperatures were just 0. and was just 0 but temperatures were just 0. yeah, you think i was in the water the way the mouth is working right now. people jumped into the shivering cold of the lake in an area the size of the pool. the new year's dayation dise -- new year's day tradition helps make you. luckily we had nothing like that. it was a pretty nice day.

stkwhr look at this, great fixtures of the folks out on the potomac today in boats not swimming. and they literally got out there. i'm so glad that they got that into today. because they would not be able to attempt that this weekend. and there is a great show right there. the capitol in the background. and the winds today, they have just been perfect for that. as i was mentioning heading into the weekend, winds, they had be gusting 25 to 30 miles per hour. temperatures, they will be struggling to get up to 30 degrees. it is going to be rough this weekend. sot first weekend of 2010 is going to be approved to be a cold one. it mostly coudy tonight at midnight. temperatures down to about 30 degrees or so. and tomorrow morning, some sunshine. some clouds too. butted cold at 26 and by noon, we'l officially be be blustery. the winds will be cooking. temperatures of 29 degrees, but it'll feel like it's in the teens and the lower 20s, all day tomorrow. and tomorrow night, we can feel like we're in the single

digits. so what i'm saying is to enjoy this, okay? 41 degrees here in the city. it's cooler for gaithersburg. 36 there. 37 up to frederick and 34 for hagerstown. okay, look, pittsburgh, 24. columbus is 19 degrees. detroit, 23. and this is the air mass that's headed in our direction. and those people up there, jumping in that water this morning, international falls of minnesota right now is minus 10. fargo is minus 13. and this is by far the coldest air that we have seen so far this season and it is draining in our direction. the setup, big area of low pressure for them up to the northeast of us, it'll be intensifying. and a strong arctic high pressure system, coming in from canada. and it will be not intensifying, but moving in our direction. and there will be a squeeze play going on right here. and so we're going to end up getting a lot of wind out of this. and the cold air, they settle in. so all weekend long, we're

talking about cold temperatures, below normal. and very windy conditions. and tomorrow, that will be the windiest. but it is still going to stay windy, even on sunday, okay? and so here is your weekend forecast. and tomorw's high temperature, 30 degrees. but don't worry about. that because with the windchill values tomorrow, it'll feel like it's in the teens and the 20s. and brutally cold out there tomorrow night. 20 degrees in the city. but we'll have temperatures in the teens out in the suburbs. the winds are just going to blow all night long. sunday, it'll stay cold, high temperature, only 31 degrees. but with the winds at 15 to 20. and on sunday, it'll still feel like it's in the teens in the 20s. so very, very cold. the only difference on sunday, it looks like we'll have more sunshine out there. as the cold air comes across, it's generating some snow. and over the next several days, there will be a lot of snow out there, back out into the western regions for the mountains. especially those western facing slopes, okay? the winter storm warning is out there that will provide 5 to 10 inches of snow. we had a little bit of this

come across. just a couple of reports, a little bit of the right wing, maybe lite pellets out there. moving through, nothing that we have to worry about. and that safety future cast, this is tomorrow night at 5:00. windy, cold, with some sunshine. and again, they will feel like they are in the teens and the 20s. it'll stay like that right on through the weekend. here's all the snow back out to the west of us. and where it will be accumulating to five to ten inches of snowfall for them. so these counties in the pink here, and they are way out west. pack out into extreme western sections of virginia and in west virginia. and anywhere between 5 to 10 inches of snow. and that is late tomorrow night and through the first part of the day on sunday. where that snow will accumulate. so here is your forecast for tomorrow. 26 degrees for them at 8 a.m. we'll get some sunshine. t we'll have the clouds too. and i might mention that there could be a passing snowflake or two for them coming from wes to east with all the strong winds over the mountains, okay?

we're not expecting anything to accumulate. we're not expecting any warriors there. and the worries that they are very blissed for them sp-t blustery weekend. don't worry too much about them there and 31 degrees, th will feel like that. and then unfortunately, we stay in the 30s for the next five days. and i've gotten some e-mails. generally, we have a little warmup in january. i don't see it coming this year. >> oh. >> as i look out on the long range models, we stay in this particular pattern and a lot offed cold air that is dumping out of canada. >> and we head out there real fast to dig through your cds. and you found something. i don't know what it is. >> but i'm done playing. >> okay -fp >> there it is. >> yeah. now, remember, in the bottom of the set, we have the video. and it comes in at number 13 on the list of the top one-hit wonders. hitting the charts of 1999. they stayed there for months with that tune.

and from playing all the rests, here's a look at the rest. if you did not at least smile, when you heard the songs for the first time, they were fun songs. laffy taffy, this is why i'm hot, mims, lean back, terror squad that is going. and daniel powder, i mean, who could forget that? american idol made that famous. you can see the complete list on our website. >> yes. i see you admit to owning them? >> i say we smile. >> maybe it's on my ipod. i don't know. >> coming up at five, the new year brings the new season for the fox 24 area. one-on-one with sutherland up next.  it's so hard to choose one. you know, during the sign then drive event, you can get a cc, tiguan or fuel efficient jetta for practically just your signature. you can get scheduled maintenance at no cost. there's got to be more to it than that...

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potato. they sit in recliners. all they need to do is stay there and watch sports on tv. they get a bathroom break every eight hours. no sleeping allowed. last year, the winning couch potato sat around for 39 hours. and a new year, a new season of fox hit series, 24. and you can bet it will be anotherring long day for america's favorite crime fighters. they caught up with keith sutherland for a sneak peek. >> are you ready? >> daylight is almost ready to break for season 8, on the fox's hit drama, 24. this time, they are forced to come out of retirement, making it a huge sacrifice for them in their life. >> and they are suppose to call me grandpa. >> he's in a very light place and a hopeful space. and she is very grateful to be alive and he's embarking on reuniting with his daughter. and he's a grandfather. and he has a family to go back to and actually, he believes in the life for himself. >> at the u.s., they are

getting taken out. >> reporter: season 8 involves a move from the nation's capitol to the big apple. is and will new york really is not a representative of any in regards to 24 other cities for them and you're the not tkpwoeubg to find the city that has more energy in the kind of energy that 24 could react to. >> it is going nowhere. >> they start going longer in new york and they tend to react a little less than maybe los angeles or washington. and that's been an interesting factor for them. about trying to get help in the middle of the bad situation. and people, they are scared of you and all those things. and a lot of the stereotypes that new york has, i mean, we play on. so that has been fun. >> reporter: while some familiar faces remain, this year with new characters and more unexpected challenges. >> there's a big hit going down. >> jack will have a bad day. certain characters you come to know and love whether it is

corey o'brian and they introduce great new characters. freddie prinz jr. is my partner. and it's a great balance between something that is new and allows you to kind of have this experience to grow for you >> reporter: the 43-year-old actor has never shied away from doing most of his stunts, but all the years have taken their toll. >> you can't fake hanging underneath that truck. you're going to react the way you should. and you jump off the side of the building into a moving ruck, you're going to react the way you should. all of those things, you know, i could still barely do. i love doing them. and as they are kind of the authenticity for me. tkpwhr you need to pay attention to me. >> reporter: the four-hour season premere, they hit the ground running on january 17, only on fox. and in hollywood, fox news.

>> the news at six starts right now. a shout down at gunpoint inside the verizon center. the wild west comes to washington and public reports that gilbert arenas, faced off with jarvas -- javaris. >> they pulled guns on each other during the argument in the locker room. reporting that arenas distributed his weapon first. and law enforcement sources say it's the first they have heard of it. the allege gun play was not part of the ongoing investigation into whether arenas allegedly possessed firearms in the team's locker room. >> reporter: gilbert arenas had nothing to say